I traveled to Niujie, Beijing’s oldest and most famous Muslim neighborhood, for a full halal street food tour — and it completely changed how I see China.
This walking tour in Beijing takes you deep into a side of China most tourists never experience — a must for anyone looking for things to do in China that go beyond the usual attractions.
From spicy beef skewers to stinky tofu, I explored the best halal food in China, meeting Hui Muslims and uncovering a unique cultural experience right in the heart of Beijing.
👀 In this video:
Halal food stalls run by Chinese Muslims
My honest reactions to street food and culture
A raw, real look into Muslim life in China
🌍 A must-watch for:
Halal food lovers
Cultural explorers
Anyone planning a trip to China
📍 Location: Niujie, Beijing, China 🇨🇳
This is more than just food — it’s a deeper look into identity, tradition, and everyday life in one of Beijing’s most historic neighborhoods.
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